Birth Control And Pregnancy Tests Posted: 03-18-07 18:46pm
i'm currently on Yaz and have been for
almost a full year...i slipped up on my
pills a few weeks ago and though i don't
really think i'm pregant..i'd like to be
sure..will being on birth control effect
the reading on a preganacy test??
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OctoberBaby06
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Posted: 03-18-07 20:19pm
I don't really know for sure but I can't
really see why birth control would effect
the pregnancy test. Good luck!
.Michelle
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mc4ever02
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Posted: 03-19-07 08:43am
Birth control will not affect the results
of an at home pregnancy test. If you have
any doubts then you should read the
directions that come with the test. There
is normally a faq sections. They normally
state that birth control will not affect
the results. I hope you get the results
that you are hoping for!
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Posted: 03-19-07 11:12am
As the others have said birth control has
no effect what so ever on an hpt - hpt's
measure/test for hcg which is produced
during pregnancy and as birth control
pills certainly do not contain this then
there's no worry of them causing an
inacurate result.
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